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The 2023 Longfellow Lecture is available for viewing on our website at:
Link in Bio > Events > 2023 Longfellow Lecture Featuring Mariana Souto-Manning, Ph.D
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The Child Development Institute, part of the Children, Childhood and Education Collaborative, was established in 1987 to develop programs for early childhood and elementary school teachers, administrators, child development professionals, parents and the community at large.
Through its work, the Child Development Institute provides a progressive perspective on child development and education. In this perspective, the child is viewed as an individual in the social context, actively engaged in constructing knowledge through interactions with other people and the physical environment. We believe that the child's educational experience should encompass social, emotional, and imaginative aspects of life in concert with intellectual development. Further, we are concerned that schools and other institutions be developed as communities that attend to the interests and needs of children from diverse backgrounds.
The activities of the Child Development Institute, while developed primarily as outreach programs, are part of Sarah Lawrence’s Children, Childhood and Education Collaborative and as such, enhance the educational experience of undergraduate and graduate students on campus. A Professional Advisory Board provides consultation and support for various projects
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Come play CAPE with us at CURB!
Earth Day Storytelling Event, Saturday, April 22, 1-3pm
Join us for an Earth Day event in partnership with the Center for the Urban River at Beczak. CDI will host a Community Adventure Play Experience, or CAPE, as part of a community-building event for those who want to share their experiences and stories with nature. All are invited!
This event will take place at CURB, 35 Alexander Street, Yonkers, NY.
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We were delighted to welcome Mariana Souto-Manning, president of the Erikson Institute to deliver this year’s Longfellow Lecture for the Child Development Institute. @slc_childdevelopmentinstitute @eriksoninstitute #sarahlawrencecollege #sarahlawrencetogether
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The 2023 Wright Lecture is available for viewing on our website at:
Link in Bio > Events > 2023 Thomas H. Wright Lecture: The Children Come Full
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Giving Day is a 24-hour fundraising challenge to help the SLC community!
Direct your support to Child Development, Art of Teaching, or the ECC at:
Link in bio > Giving Day - Show Your Love
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Join us in-person for the 2023 Longfellow Lecture featuring Mariana Souto-Manning, PhD: Toward a New Politics of Belonging: Moving Beyond "Diversity" and "Inclusion"
March 23, 2023 at 6:00pm in the Barbara Walters Campus Center; reception to follow.
Read more and register at:
Link in Bio > Events > 2023 Longfellow Lecture Featuring Mariana Souto-Manning, PhD
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Did you know Sarah Lawrence is home to one of the longest-running lab schools in the US?
Founded in 1937, the Early Childhood Center provides a progressive play-based curriculum for children ages 2 through 6.
Modeled on the Sarah Lawrence pedagogy, the ECC's programs provide a setting for undergraduate and graduate Sarah Lawrence College students to work as assistants and participant-observers for a practical element of their child development and teaching studies.
Learn more about the importance of lab schools and @sarahlawrencecollegeeccart at the link in our bio!
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Registration is open for the 2023 Thomas H. Wright Lecture: The Children Come Full
The four authors of Culturally Sustaining Language and Literacy Practices for PreK-3 Classrooms: The Children Come Full, Kindel Turner Nash, Alicia Arce-Boardman, Roderick D. Peele, and Kerry Elson will discuss a framework for culturally sustaining early literacy teaching that can support working towards greater equity in schools and resist a deficit-oriented, one-size-fits-all view of children and families.
Read more and register at:
Link in Bio > Events > 2023 Thomas H. Wright Lecture: The Children Come Full
A panel of Art of Teaching Alumni who have gone on to found their own early childhood programs will share their journeys. They will discuss the vision, values, and inspiration behind their programs, the process of making them realities, and how what they learned in the Art of Teaching program helped prepare them. The panel will be moderated by Jerusha Beckerman, Interim Director of Art of Teaching.
To learn more and register, go to:
Link In Bio > Events > Narratives of Founding Early Childhood Programs: Experiences of Art of Teaching Alumni
https://www.sarahlawrence.edu/cdi/public-events/panels/alumni-panel.html
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CAPE at Celebrate SLC!
Friday, 10/21, 4-6pm on Heimbold Lawn
Bring a friend and come outside to play!
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